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The Back Room is one of only two speakeasies in New York City that operated during Prohibition and is still in existence today. It is a timeless example of the underbelly of New York past. The original 1920’s speakeasy, known simply as “The Back of Ratner’s,” played host to many theater and movie actors of the “Roaring Twenties,” as ...
The Back Room. 3.5 (976 reviews) Unclaimed. $$ Lounges, Speakeasies. Closed 6:00 PM - 3:00 AM (Next day) See hours. See all 563 photos. Review Highlights. “ Dimly lit and fairly quiet with large comfy sofas, this place was pretty awesome. ” in 20 reviews.
- 102 Norfolk St New York, NY 10002
The Back Room. 214 reviews. #31 of 736 Nightlife in New York City. Bars & Clubs. Open now. 6:00 PM - 4:00 AM. Write a review. About. The Back Room is one of only two speakeasies in New York City that operated during Prohibition and is still in existence today.
Enjoy drinks in a historic speakeasy with a secret entrance and a cozy atmosphere. The Back Room offers a variety of cocktails, beers and wines.
Feb 28, 2012 · Manhattan, New York. Become a prohibition rebel. Been Here? 500. Want to Visit? 2428. Through the gate that reads “Lower East Side Toy Company” make your way along an historic path to the Back...
The Back Room is an underground speakeasy bar on the Lower East Side where they serve cocktails in tea cups.
The Back Room. 3.5 (976 reviews) Unclaimed. $$ Lounges, Speakeasies. Closed 6:00 PM - 2:00 AM (Next day) See hours. See all 563 photos. Review Highlights. “ Dimly lit and fairly quiet with large comfy sofas, this place was pretty awesome. ” in 20 reviews.
- 102 Norfolk St New York, NY 10002
Apr 3, 2012 · Cocktails are poured into teacups, and bottled beer is brown-bagged before being served. A trick bookcase leads to the real “back room,” a VIP-only lounge.
Book your tickets online for The Back Room, New York City: See 204 reviews, articles, and 100 photos of The Back Room, ranked No.1,391 on Tripadvisor among 1,391 attractions in New York City.
Oct 16, 2014 · The Backroom’s ‘fake front’ as the Lower East Side Toy Company is a nod to old New York City speakeasies that often used supposed apothecaries or blacksmith shops to conceal their true identity.
